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[Thrillhouse]

Woodridge, on 06 May 2012 - 04:46 PM, said:

David Lee Roth or Samuel Roy Hagar?

Gary Cherone

The band tried to use the name Genesis during the david lee roth era and I love Phil Collins way too much to let that slide. Roth and Hagar caused too much friction, so im going with the less known and popular Cherone.

[Myherobobhope]

MtlJeff, on 06 May 2012 - 04:38 PM, said:

Thrillhouse, on 06 May 2012 - 04:32 PM, said:

MtlJeff, on 06 May 2012 - 04:18 PM, said:

OK, sticking with movies. Let's say you were forced to become any 1 character from any movie. You got to become him literally from the second the movie ended , then you would live his life starting from the end of the movie onwards and inherit everything good/bad that happened to him during the movie.

so who you going with here?

Like, without the consequences of the sequels? Because I really want to be Gordon Bombay at the end of the the first Mightly Ducks movie when he is going away to work back towards the NHL which will surely happen because he has now finally merged the pressure of Coach Reilly telling him he could have been one of the greats with the support of Hans telling him that he really loved to play. Plus Charlie's mom is SMOKIN and it is implied that that relationship will continue.

The problem is that at the beginning of the second movie coach Bombay blows out his knee in a minor league game and his career is over, so if I have to blow my knee out before I get back to the NHL and things don't work out with Charlie's mom then I have to pick another movie because I don't want that.

since you would become him, yes any sequels after the movie you're referring are not in play.

My answer is Nicholas Cage at the end of National Treasure. He's a multi millionaire, has a smoking hot Diane Kruger as his girlfriend (who is also a brainiac history buff in that movie, i mean hot and smart?), plus he's famous for making one of the most significant discoveries of modern times. Which means he's famous with smart people, and not idiots.

I dare someone to beat Nicholas Cage at the end of that movie!

haha, Mighty Ducks....classic. BTW who steals a kid mid-season from his current team. a KID...not cool Bombay. You shoulda left the star player where he was. You don't win like that

Billy Madison.

I win. You lose.

[driverwedge]

Which robot would you rather have?  The one in Rocky IV or Revenge of the Nerds?

[Thrillhouse]

driverwedge, on 06 May 2012 - 05:01 PM, said:

Which robot would you rather have?  The one in Rocky IV or Revenge of the Nerds?

The one from Rocky IV is flat out annoying. "happy birthday paulie - happy birthday paulie - happy birthday paulie", thats it? what the **** is that? You're the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world and this is what you get me? Hey Balboa, how bout a freakin Lexus?

So yeah, im going with the robot from revenge of the nerds, but who I really want to pal around with is sonny from irobot.

[Myherobobhope]

Thrillhouse: Favorite book / Author?

[Thrillhouse]

Myherobobhope, on 06 May 2012 - 05:08 PM, said:

Thrillhouse: Favorite book / Author?

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[driverwedge]

Thrillhouse, on 06 May 2012 - 05:07 PM, said:

driverwedge, on 06 May 2012 - 05:01 PM, said:

Which robot would you rather have?  The one in Rocky IV or Revenge of the Nerds?

The one from Rocky IV is flat out annoying. "happy birthday paulie - happy birthday paulie - happy birthday paulie", thats it? what the **** is that? You're the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world and this is what you get me? Hey Balboa, how bout a freakin Lexus?

So yeah, im going with the robot from revenge of the nerds, but who I really want to pal around with is sonny from irobot.

  It's a sign of trust.

[Myherobobhope]

What's the most overrated thing ever?

[heggy]

Better duo; Statler and Waldorf or Luke Skywalker and the Tauntaun?

[Thrillhouse]

Myherobobhope, on 06 May 2012 - 05:46 PM, said:

What's the most overrated thing ever?

Pepsi, its not even remotely comparable to Coke in any way shape or form yet for some reason they are direct competitors. Coke might as well be competing with RC cola, or industrial sludge.

Strangely enough the most underrated thing ever is crystal Pepsi.

[Myherobobhope]

Thrillhouse, on 06 May 2012 - 06:57 PM, said:

Myherobobhope, on 06 May 2012 - 05:46 PM, said:

What's the most overrated thing ever?

Pepsi, its not even remotely comparable to Coke in any way shape or form yet for some reason they are direct competitors. Coke might as well be competing with RC cola, or industrial sludge.

Strangely enough the most underrated thing ever is crystal Pepsi.

Ha. That's an exceptional answer.

Diet Pepsi especially is the worst stuff in the world.

I had Crystal Pepsi once... it was a summer in Texas... I was 12?

Good times.

[Thrillhouse]

heggy, on 06 May 2012 - 05:47 PM, said:

Better duo; Statler and Waldorf or Luke Skywalker and the Tauntaun?

Is this even a contest? The answer is Statler and Waldorf. The answer to any question which asks which is better, a muppets character (or characters) and anything else is the muppets character. The muppets are awesome, they were the best part of my childhood, everything else in life has gone downhill since.

[heggy]

Thrillhouse, on 06 May 2012 - 07:02 PM, said:

heggy, on 06 May 2012 - 05:47 PM, said:

Better duo; Statler and Waldorf or Luke Skywalker and the Tauntaun?

Is this even a contest? The answer is Statler and Waldorf. The answer to any question which asks which is better, a muppets character (or characters) and anything else is the muppets character. The muppets are awesome, they were the best part of my childhood, everything else in life has gone downhill since.

Are we like brothers now?

[MtlJeff]

Thrillhouse, on 06 May 2012 - 06:57 PM, said:

Myherobobhope, on 06 May 2012 - 05:46 PM, said:

What's the most overrated thing ever?

Pepsi, its not even remotely comparable to Coke in any way shape or form yet for some reason they are direct competitors. Coke might as well be competing with RC cola, or industrial sludge.

Strangely enough the most underrated thing ever is crystal Pepsi.

i prefer coke to pepsi. But MUCH prefer diet pepsi to diet coke. Diet coke just tastes like watered down coke. Diet pepsi has it's own unique taste

A good question is whether or not "new coke" was brilliant or idiotic. You could make the case for either. It was a massive failure, but made people love original coke again

[MtlJeff]

BTW this is a great idea for a thread. I think everyone with 5K+ posts should do this, it's nice to know what a weirdo the guy whose advice your taking is. Next up, J.W.....where are you man. I got a lot of questions!

[Thrillhouse]

MtlJeff, on 06 May 2012 - 08:36 PM, said:

i prefer coke to pepsi. But MUCH prefer diet pepsi to diet coke. Diet coke just tastes like watered down coke. Diet pepsi has it's own unique taste

A good question is whether or not "new coke" was brilliant or idiotic. You could make the case for either. It was a massive failure, but made people love original coke again

New coke was idiotic, you don't mess with perfection like that, anyhoo here is my rundown of the best diet pops (or "sodas")

1. diet orange crush
2. diet dr pepper
3. diet a and w root beer
4. diet pepsi (you got that one right, diet pepsi is good stuff)
5. diet coke
6. coke zero
7. diet mr pibb

[Thrillhouse]

MtlJeff, on 06 May 2012 - 08:42 PM, said:

BTW this is a great idea for a thread. I think everyone with 5K+ posts should do this, it's nice to know what a weirdo the guy whose advice your taking is. Next up, J.W.....where are you man. I got a lot of questions!

LOL, I know, its pretty fun. A lot of people have said to me that they "wonder whats going on in my head", now you sorta get to see.

[MtlJeff]

oh yeah, Coke zero is much better then Pepsi Max too.

You know what's awesome is that Stewart's lime soda and orange crush. There's a bakery near my place that has that stuff and i always have it with sandwiches

[eddie_max]

What is your favorite part and line of The 'Burbs?

[Jameson465]

"I'm not, not licking red toad's"....

[chickenpotpie]

If train A, conducted by John Travolta and carrying a "Broken Arrow", and train B, carrying a full load of children to Hogwarts are headed on a collision course with each other, is Steven Seagal too fat to do anything about it?

Nice call on the diet soda rankings by the way.  Diet Dr Pepper is the best thing ever.

[Thrillhouse]

eddie_max, on 06 May 2012 - 08:56 PM, said:

What is your favorite part and line of The 'Burbs?

Vic, Garbageman #1: I hate cul-de-sacs. There's only one way out, and the people are kind of weird.

[Thrillhouse]

MtlJeff, on 06 May 2012 - 08:51 PM, said:

oh yeah, Coke zero is much better then Pepsi Max too.

You know what's awesome is that Stewart's lime soda and orange crush. There's a bakery near my place that has that stuff and i always have it with sandwiches

LOL, my deli has that stuff too, its AWESOME! I love orange pop, nothing like a reuban and an orange pop I tell ya.

Avenue Deli in Marda Loop in Calgary if anyone cares, that place is awesome!

[Thrillhouse]

Jameson465, on 06 May 2012 - 08:58 PM, said:

"I'm not, not licking red toad's"....

got to give it up! gotta give up the toad now! oooh oooh ooooh!

[Thrillhouse]

chickenpotpie, on 06 May 2012 - 08:59 PM, said:

If train A, conducted by John Travolta and carrying a "Broken Arrow", and train B, carrying a full load of children to Hogwarts are headed on a collision course with each other, is Steven Seagal too fat to do anything about it?

Nice call on the diet soda rankings by the way.  Diet Dr Pepper is the best thing ever.

YES! I MEAN NO! I MEAN! actually maybe, if we carry the one, and divide by four, I think it depends on the wind direction that day maybe? Hold on, im gonna go find that homeless guy who worked out the swag factor for me. be right back.

[Iplaxidentlyshotmyself]

Thrillhouse, on 05 May 2012 - 11:53 PM, said:

poizster, on 05 May 2012 - 11:33 PM, said:

I know you claim to be in Calgary, but be honest... were you in Nova Scotia for a good part of the decade? Screw it I'll just be blunt, which trailer park boy are you?

This has actually been addressed in an earlier post (seriously!)

Im Julian, MTLJeff is Ricky, and isaacbm is bubbles.

And there are two things that you need to know about J to the R-O-C. I spin more rhymes than a lazy susan, and i'm innocent until my guilt is proven. PEACE!

How was the pay check?

[threejack]

Who let the dogs out?

[Thrillhouse]

threejack, on 06 May 2012 - 10:14 PM, said:

Who let the dogs out?

That is an interesting question, and im glad we have the chance to explore it.

I guess the first question is are these stray dogs or dogs with owners who are "out"? Because if they have owners it is likely that they are dogs who are allowed to come and go as they please, so in this scenario it is the owner of the animal who "let the dogs out". If the dog is stray then the situation gets much more complicated.

Ecologists find it important at times to distinguish among urban free-ranging dogs, rural free-ranging dogs, and feral or wild dogs. Rural free-ranging dogs that rarely if ever leave a settlement are called village dogs. They are considered neither wild nor feral, and have less impact on the surrounding ecosystem than other rural free-ranging dogs. They pose a different set of environmental pressures than feral or wild dogs, or even free-ranging farm dogs. The term 'pariah dog' has been used inconsistently, but is sometimes synonymous with 'free-ranging dog'. Originally referring to the landrace of free-ranging dogs native to India and other Asian countries, it later came to be used for free-ranging dogs in general. Experts in the area of free-ranging dog control sometimes distinguish between stray dogs and feral dogs. The former is used to refer to lost and abandoned pets or others that had been socialized to humans before taking to the free-ranging life, and the latter to those who have lived all their lives apart from people. This distinction is important to them because stray dogs can be relatively easily taken into captivity, whereas feral dogs are more fearful and difficult to keep as pets, and so are more often captured, spayed or neutered, and released back into in the parks, vacant lots, and other hiding places on the margins of human society where they are most commonly found. The term 'wild dog' may refer to wild and feral domestic dogs; to any of several wild canine species commonly called 'dogs' or 'wild dogs' but which are not true dogs; or even, in the broadest sense, to any wild canid - any member of the dog family of carnivores, the Canidae; including wolves, jackals, coyotes, foxes, and many more which are commonly contrasted with 'dogs' in other contexts. [6] It is also used as a common name for several specific canine species which are not true dogs. In scientific literature, free-ranging dogs such as Australian dingoes are considered to be 'wild animals' rather than 'feral' to the extent to which they are not 'commensal': dependent on handouts and cast-offs from humans; and instead hunt and scavenge in the wild. Ecologically, wild dogs are integrated into the ecosystem, often as top predators. Evolutionarily, wild dogs are more profoundly changed by many generations apart from people. Both wild dogs and adult feral dogs are less easily kept as pets than free-ranging or captive dogs that have been socialized to humans. Unlike feral dogs, however, wild dogs tend to maintain their wild nature even when taken in as puppies.

Long story short, either their owners let the dogs out, or society let the dogs out.

[BigDave11]

If you start throwing a child in the air and flipping him/her when they're a baby, would the child more likely become a gymnast or diver or something like that?

[BSkip]

If Jack Hamm had any kind of short game would we even recognize Tiger Woods if he walked into our local driving range?